Tuesday, April 28, marked a high point — both literally and figuratively — as a crane hoisted the final steel beam into place atop SDSU’s new Life Sciences building, scheduled to open during the 2027–28 academic year.
Tuesday, April 28, marked a high point — both literally and figuratively — as a crane hoisted the final steel beam into place atop SDSU’s new Life Sciences building, scheduled to open during the 2027–28 academic year.
The SDSU greenhouse has been around since the 1960s and today houses more than 400 plant species, including rare and endangered varieties. Meet botanist Bob Mangan (’77), who has helped sustain the greenhouse for more than 45 years.
Scientific programmer and Biomedical Informatics M.S. graduate student Trevor Mugoya has been awarded the prestigious Next Gen Leadership Award from AGBT.